Can I know how to do part(c)? I know how to do (a)(b).
By (a) and (b), I get this 4 results.
1. ▾.F = 2xz5-2xz+3xz2
2. ▾xF = (2xy) i + (5x2z4-z3) j -(2yz) k
3. ▾.(▾xF) = 0
4. ▾x(▾f) = 0
Next, i need to calculate part (c).
I want the solution of part(c), so don't give me the result of part(a) and (b) again,
thanks!
Can I know how to do part(c)? I know how to do (a)(b). By (a) and...
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